Songtsen Namjagbarwa Mountain Residence in Milin, Tibet.

Located at the foot of Namjagbarwa Mountain in Suosong Village. Each room faces Namjagbarwa Mountain. The room numbers ending in 1, 3, 6, and 7 are double-bed rooms, while 1 and 2 are recessed rooms. The view is not as good as the room numbers at the back. The first floor will be noisier, and the front room will be noisier. It's the pool and observation deck, and there will be people taking photos during the day. The windows can be fully opened to enjoy the scenery from inside the room. The room is a two-entry room. The bed is at the entrance. There is a glass partition between the bed and the window. The door can be closed. There is also a layer of curtains that are very effective in blocking light and keeping warm. The area next to the window is a tatami mat and a large coffee table. There is floor heating in winter, but the draft is still obvious through the window cracks, so this area will be a bit cold. The room decoration is simple, but clean and comfortable. The soundproofing is average, but as long as the neighbors aren't too noisy, it's fine. When I make the bed every night, I leave a thermos pot with good night drinks in it. One day it’s ginger tea, and another day it’s sweet milk, which is very warm. Dispersed oxygen supply started after 8 pm, and I slept well at night. Lunch and dinner are all set meals, sometimes stir-fried vegetables, sometimes rice noodles, sometimes hot pot. I think it's delicious, but it's too much for one person to finish, which is a bit wasteful. After staying for two days, I feel like my appetite has increased! It is very pleasant to eat in front of the snow-capped mountains. The advantage of the set meal is that you don’t need to eat anything, which is especially suitable for a leisure trip. Lunch seems to be 185 yuan and dinner is 285 yuan per person. Afternoon tea includes nuts, dried fruits, biscuits and snacks, tea and coffee, I like it very much. The third floor is the study room, with some good books. It is very comfortable to sit and look at the mountains for a long time when the sun is shining. However, in winter, the wind blows in, and the more you sit, the colder it becomes. And there is no afternoon tea time, so there is nothing to drink.